Re: N00b Question: Logical Volume without a Logical Volume Group ?

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Hello,

Wednesday, November 2, 2011, 11:18:50, James Hawtin wrote:

> Personally even with LVM I would still write a partition table the disk,
> this helps show the disk as being used to other system administrators,
> however there would be one partition on it of type 8e, and on that I 
> would create a PV (physical volume), this PV can then be used to create

How do you extend the PV then? For example extend the LUN on storage
or just resize a RAID1+0 set by adding 2 new disks... Resizing the
block device is no problem, resizing the PV also, but to resize the
PV, you need to resize the partition also - and if I remember well,
the kernel won't re-read the new partition table while it is used...


-- 
  bYE, Marki


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